It reads Art Pottery (Faience) Hand Painted around the circle.
India, thirded, seen them with wee labels on.
It's Lucite or similar with gold foil inclusions. I don't recognise the mark off hand, but it looks good quality.
Not majolica. I suspect this is a very talented hobby painter on an Austrian or German blank.
I'm now wondering if it's Japanese glass. They did some super graduated colours.
Loops!
It is absolutely categorically NOT British Arts and Crafts. Far too fancy for that and with none of the common motifs. Our A&C is gloriously...
It's definitely not Whitefriars. They didn't do that shape or the graduation in colour and the green is wrong. The shape is almost Roman. It's a...
It's a portable shrine to the Crucifixion, nothing voodoo. All of the objecs have Catholic significance to the Passion Last Supper and death of...
Oh yes please and I'll pay postage.
I have a feeling, thinking about it, that mine were sold by Avon. Yellow beaks rather than red.
The entwined beasties are Saxon. They are worms, another name for dragons, which of course, St George slew. I've seen ancient jewellery and...
Categorically not Clarice Cliff. I suspect fairly modern: I had a little milk jug like that I bought a few years back. Basically, they're ducks.
Oh, leave it be, please. It's charming. That would sell SO well here.
I'd buy a sheet of clear Perspex and lay it on top, carefully, with a a few washers round the edge to stop it touching the paper. Then, you can...
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The reason I wanted a side on is that Whitefriars has an indented pontil. Thobbut, the colour may not be right.
Ah, is it indeed. Can you get a more distant photo so I can see the full shape and the marvering? Side on please.
Harrachov usually labelled Jaffe Rose.
I love the way you've done that. It's honest.
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